Question 1

Is marijuana legal in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Since the passage of Amendment 20 in 2000, medical marijuana has been legally available to citizens of the state with a physician-approved need. In 2012, Colorado voters passed Proposition 64, making Colorado one of the first states in the nation to legalize the recreational use and sale of marijuana.

Question 2

Where can I buy marijuana in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

There are currently over 500 licensed dispensaries across the state of Colorado and finding a store nearest you is just a click away.

Question 3

Can I have weed delivered to me in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

With the recent passage of HB 19-1234, recreational and medical marijuana delivery services are now legal in Colorado and will begin operation within the next two years. Medical delivery operations will begin in 2020, while recreational delivery services will begin in 2021.

Question 4

How much marijuana can I buy in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

Any adult over the age of 21, resident or non-resident, can purchase up to 1 ounce (28 grams) of marijuana in a single transaction. The law specifies &lsquo;transaction&rsquo; but dispensaries usually err on the side of caution and will only sell you up to 1 ounce per day. Customers can no longer purchase similar amounts of concentrates, as they are now limited to 8 grams of concentrates or 800 mg of edibles per transaction. It is still acceptable to buy a range of products in one transaction but the total cannot add up to more than 1 ounce. Medical patients in Colorado are able to purchase up to 2 ounces of combined marijuana products in a single transaction.

Question 5

How can I get a medical marijuana card in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

To be eligible for a medical marijuana card in the state of Colorado you must be a resident of Colorado over the age of 18 with a qualifying medical condition.The following medical conditions qualify under state law:HIV/AIDSCancerGlaucomaCachexiaPersistent muscle spasmsSeizuresSevere nauseaAutism spectrum disorderPTSDIf you feel that you meet these requirements, bring your Colorado ID or driver's license, your social security number and a valid credit card (to pay the application fee) to a licensed physician. The physician will then check all your documents are valid and your medical claim meets the need for medical marijuana. If your physician approves you for the use of medical marijuana, log on to the Colorado Medical Marijuana website and apply for your state-issued medical marijuana card.

Question 6

How much marijuana can I carry in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

Adults over the age of 21 are legally allowed to carry up to 1 ounce (28 grams) of THC products at one time.

Question 7

Can I drive with marijuana in my car in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

Yes, legally you may drive with marijuana in a sealed container, out of reach of the driver. If the container is open the marijuana must be stored in the trunk of the vehicle. If the vehicle does not have an enclosed trunk space, the marijuana may legally be stored behind the last upright seat in the car.

Question 8

Can the passenger of a vehicle smoke marijuana in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

No, neither passenger or driver may smoke marijuana inside of a motor vehicle at any time. Even if you are parked, smoking inside your car is illegal in the state of Colorado.

Question 9

Can I drive while high in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

It is highly recommended to not operate a vehicle while high in Colorado. Similar to alcohol, there is an acceptable blood-THC level while operating a motor vehicle. A driver is legally allowed to drive if their blood contains less than 5 nanograms per milliliter of THC. However, it is hard to gauge levels of THC in the blood and an officer may arrest you based on their own perception of your impairment.

Question 10

Is there a legal limit for marijuana impairment while driving in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Drivers may operate a motor vehicle if the THC levels in their blood are under 5 nanograms per milliliter. However, a police officer in the state may arrest you based on their own estimation of your impairment. For this reason, we recommend opting for options other than driving while you are consuming marijuana products.

Question 11

Can I smoke marijuana in my hotel room in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

Technically, a hotel room qualifies as a private residence in Colorado and you are therefore legally allowed to use marijuana products in your room. However, like any private business, each hotel will have different rules when it comes to smoking in their rooms. Ensuring the room you booked allows smoking is a good way to avoid hefty fines or fees at your chosen hotel.

Question 12

Can I smoke marijuana in Rocky Mountain National Park?

Accepted Answer

No. Using any marijuana product on federal land is illegal and highly frowned upon by RMNP.

Question 13

Are there legal businesses where I can smoke marijuana in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

With the passage of HB 19-1230 in 2019, Colorado dispensaries, restaurants, and other establishments can soon apply for licenses that authorize the creation of &lsquo;marijuana consumption areas.&rsquo; Expect to see these businesses start popping up across the state in around 2020.

Question 14

Can I give away the marijuana I bought in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

Feel free to gift your extra marijuana to any adult over the age of 21 in the state. Making sure they are of legal age is crucial, as giving or selling marijuana to any person under 21 is a felony in Colorado.

Question 15

Can I take home the marijuana I bought in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

If you are from out of state, you cannot bring home marijuana bought in Colorado. Transporting weed across state lines in your car is highly illegal and police officers in neighboring states are just waiting to catch you smuggling Colorado&rsquo;s finest across the border. If you plan to fly home, Denver International Airport prohibits the use, transport or possession of marijuana on the premises. Due to this, it is a smart option to leave any extra marijuana you have with a friend of legal age in the state.

Question 16

Can I grow marijuana in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

If you are a resident of the state, you are legally permitted to grow marijuana in your home. Adults over the age of 21 may grow up to 6 plants at a time, with no more than 3 plants flowering at one time. There is a limit of 12 plants per household, so even if you have 3 roommates you cannot grow more than 12 at one time. If you rent a house, make sure you check the specifications of your lease, as some explicitly list marijuana growing as a violation of the agreement.

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